Agency
Under Massachusetts law, a listing broker who also represents the buyer in the same transaction must disclose the dual agency to:
AThe Board of Registration only
BBoth the seller and the buyer in writing, obtaining consent before proceeding✓ Correct
CThe closing attorney only
DThe MLS coordinator
Explanation
Massachusetts requires full written disclosure to and consent from both the seller and the buyer before a broker can act as a dual agent in the same transaction. Without consent, dual agency is prohibited.
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